For part 3 of the EAR project, I decided to find resumes that do or do not have clubs or extra-curricular activities as a section in the resume. Employers tend to hire someone who is involved and well-rounded through their college and high school career. The resume I made includes all of the clubs I was and am involved with. For my resume, I made sure there was good alignment for the whole thing and used repetition throughout it.
This resume does not include clubs or extra-curricular activities but still shows good aspects of CRAP. The alignment of the resume follows through it all and uses contrast to separate the headings and regular text.
This resume includes activities that the person is in and shows how much it can add to the resume. This resume also follows the guidelines for CRAP and has the same alignment all the way through and repetition of text.
In this resume, I feel like the creator could have used the CRAP concepts a little more because it just bores the whole resume out. The alignment is exactly the same for each section and does not include anything like bullet points or smaller headings. This resume also does not include clubs or any volunteer work the person has done, making it less likely to be hired.
This resume does not include clubs or extra-curricular activities but still shows good aspects of CRAP. The alignment of the resume follows through it all and uses contrast to separate the headings and regular text.
This resume includes activities that the person is in and shows how much it can add to the resume. This resume also follows the guidelines for CRAP and has the same alignment all the way through and repetition of text.
In this resume, I feel like the creator could have used the CRAP concepts a little more because it just bores the whole resume out. The alignment is exactly the same for each section and does not include anything like bullet points or smaller headings. This resume also does not include clubs or any volunteer work the person has done, making it less likely to be hired.